Complot: de 30 spannendste samenzweringstheorieën

by André Kesseler

Dertig bekende complottheorieën uit de wereldgeschiedenis worden beschreven en getoetst aan de feiten.

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Pvw]

Although some conspiracy theories are explained well enough, the book overall suffers from terribly sloppy redactional work: spelling errors, inconsistent layout and a total discrepancy in the amount of pages allocated to each topic. For instance, the entire set of conspiracy theories surrounding 9/11 are dealt with in the standard 5 pages per topic, whereas a singular subject like chemtrails gets a lengthy 20+ pages analysis.

Conclusion: there must be many books around that deal with this subject of complot theories that are way better than this rather sloppy attempt.